The goal of a Torah life is to faithfully portray the divine truth in very practical concrete terms. Its not about believing in G-d but living in G-d and living G-d into our everyday lives.
August 24, 2016 at 12:38PM Watch video on YouTube: Love Life Now: How Important is the After Life? (1:20 mins) #parsha
Parsha VaEtchanen “You who are bonded with the Lord, your G-d, are alive, totally, today.” — Deuteronomy, 4:4 G-d wants to give us the greatest pleasure — His presence in our lives; to feel connected to Him. We are therefore, commanded, “To love the Lord your G-d, listen to His …
The love for people must be alive in heart and soul, a love for all people and a love for all nations, expressing itself in a desire for their spiritual and material advancement; hatred may direct itself only toward the evil and the corruption in the world. ~ Rabbi Abraham …
And in the wilderness where you have seen how that the LORD your G-d carried you as a man does bear his son in all the way that you went until you came into this place —– Deuteronomy 1:31 Even though I walk in the valley of the shadow of …
There is a phenomenal Midrash (Jewish Oral Tradition) on Eicha that describes G-d in a state of agony. “Woe, what have I done?” G-d wails. “I have destroyed the Temple; I have cast out my children! What have I done?” An angel comes to G-d and says, “Do not cry, …
Get more. Subscribe now. www.RabbiDavidAaron.com August 10, 2016 at 10:59AM Watch video on YouTube: Does God Cry? A Tisha B’Av Special
Live at Isralight on Tisha B’Av night, Rabbi Aaron explores the significance of the destruction of the two Temples and it’s relevance to us today.
Unfortunately, many people think “serving God” is submitting to a Slave Driver who dwells in heaven and demands, “You must serve me! Obey my commandments and do them with a smile! Or else I will punish you.” In other words, they fear that a life of mitzvot is about complete …
Special for the three weeks when we mourn the destruction of Jerusalem and the Temple. August 4, 2016 at 09:31AM Watch video on YouTube: Finding Happiness in Sadness. (2.57 mins)